This is not my first Redragon mouse, and it did not let me down. I haven't used a wireless mouse in years because of battery issues. Ive not had this mouse long enough to have to worry about charging. I bought this mouse so that I could have it paired with 1 bluetooth computer and also be able to take it anywhere else with the dongle without messing up the bluetooth pairing. When i flip the power switch on the bottom to BT it is working with the tablet pc it is paired with the moment i get it flipped back over and try wiggling it. the buttons are all responsive. ergo hand fit is comfortable. so glad a family member reccommended this brand.

Everyone talks about mice for big hands, but not many people talk about how tall a mouse is. This mouse the M806 Pro and the M811 Pro are two inches tall in the crux of your thumb and forefinger. This is on an angle the drops down to one and a half inches where your pinky connects to your palm. From the front charging port to the rear where your palm meets your wrist if five inches.
I use the M811 Pro at home for playing MMO's and the M806 Pro in my laptop bag for non game purposes.
Pro's
Large mouse.
Wireless or wired with included USB C charging cable.
Mid's
I wish pinky rest stuck out as far as the thumb rest.
Con's
May be to big for small hands.

for the longest time I used the g502 then when that broke I switched to the g305. I started to get some pain in my hand and I found this mouse, I have huge hands and I've never had a mouse that can fit my hand perfectly and with comfort. For how big it is I would think its like the g502 in weight but it is surprisingly light. This makes it great for gaming, the dpi is easy to control and so much greater than other mice I've tried along with the ways to connect it makes it as great mouse for anyone especially for the price. Highly recommend

I don't play video games so I can't exactly speak to it's performance with gaming, but it's been a super helpful addition to my setup for editing. If there was one thing I could complain about it's that when I scroll in my premiere timeline, it doesn't react to it, however that could be an issue with premiere and not the mouse so I won't deduct stars. It's got a really comfortable grip, and I like that there's a little ledge to rest my thumb on so I don't get rugburn from my mousepad.